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All Your Names (everyone should be committed by now)

Addressing urban transport challenges through innovative solutions focusing on reducing emissions, improving accessibility, and increasing efficiency. Key components include electric vehicles, smart infrastructure, and data analytics for optimized routes. Evaluation plan includes user feedback, performance comparisons to current practices, and testing new technologies.

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All Your Names (everyone should be committed by now)

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  1. Plan on no more than12 minutes(no more than 8 slides). This presentationshould be mostly visuals. Project title(by now you should a short snappy name we can all use to refer to the group and project) All Your Names (everyone should be committed by now)

  2. Quick reminder of the problem • Use a diagram of the scenario from the panel presentation • Keep this short, as if you were continuing the last presentation

  3. Describe your solution to the problem • What aspects will you be focusing on? • Which will you be leaving aside for now? • Try to use a diagram or picture or both • How does it address the problem? • Why is it better than what we have today?

  4. Basic components • Describe the main components of your solution and how they relate • Run us through an example based on the scenario • For each component, make sure to describe what it is composed of and who would be the primary user of it • Use multiple slides for this, starting with an overview slides and then a slide for each individual component

  5. What are your main technical issues? • What aspects of your project require more investigation or trying something out? • How do you plan on figure out your unknowns? • This could be issues with hardware, software, business models, etc.

  6. Evaluation plan • How will you know your solution is reasonable? • What will you be able to compare it to? Other technology solutions? Current practice? • What tests/measurements/trials are needed? • What would you want to know from potential users? • This is very important part of the presentation – give it the attention it deserves

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